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Newspaper Page TextMEPForcn ArATTi TirrnnxK, imkdfoiId, ouixiox, Thursday, .tanttatcy 2, mio VXCm TTIRER E SUPERIOR TO AIL WA8I1INOTO.V, .Inn. a. Amur hu' cupllii itlilpu will lio superior lo lliu ollirr' luulonii tiixn Uhti of limit' electrlcally-drlvon mnthlni'iy, Hnctu tury Jiiiiilola I old tho hmmu iiiiviiI t'liininli two 1 i 11 y in iiiHiiiiiiiim id- mtirkiibla reunite ill tallied tho new (lieiiilniiuiiht Now Mexico, luiuippoil wllh Urn oluulrlo drive which Ih to bn n feature of ull II10 bin ships uuthnr Iruil Hint's 10m. Thu Now Mexico's turba-oloctrlc nuichlnory wni duslitnod to develop L'O.fiUO horsepower at full speed urnl 10 Klvti U10 mIiI i n uptivtl of 21 knots. "Hh actually developed morn Hum III.UOO horsepower," Mr. Diiulols nvlil, "utnl mulu'litliivil (or four hours 11 npnod of 21V4 knolii un 'I (lil when ninulnViit a Uluplucuuioiit 1000 Ions mentor tliiin lmr OnnlKii called for." Tito secretary until fnl ncoiiomy til 1'rtilnliiK speed liuil ln'im one of the tilings otit)i( In subitlltiittnii vl'( rl drive for Hit orilluury turbine julp nii'iil. , ' "And ) ma happy lo uy," Ini added "that this requirement also was mot. An a nmltor of fuel tlio Now .Mexico will steam nt 10 knots on about '.'j per colli low funl limn Ilia bout tur hliio drivou ship Uml preceded her." (.'Ill Till Out It l Worth Money DON'T MIHH THIS, Hut out this nil p. enclout) Willi Go mid mull ll lo Foley Co,, 2.SU5 tUmffivId Avo., ChlinKO, 111., wrltlim your iintno und address clearly. You will receive In rniurn a trial pueknite contiiliiluit Foley's Honey mid Tur Compound, for cough, cohlii and croup: Foley Kidney Pills, for pnln In side uud buck; rlieiiumtlHiii, backache, kldiuiy and bladder aliments; mid Foley I'ltthartlo Tablets, a wliolouotno und thoroughly rlnnnnlnti cathartic, for constlpnUon, biliousness, headache, 11111I IukkIIi bowels. For suln by Medford Pharmacy, . .RESUME HEARINGS ON ; LIVESTOCK REGULATION ...WAHlllxOTOX. Jim. 2. llcriii oh bropimed lefi'.liitioti lo rectiliitit the meat iiuluMrv were rtnuuied toduv In' the Iomina iutcrMutn commerce com- "I HAVE NEVER SEEN , ANYTHING LIKE If" Ciirilrk 'itlriH Klstccn Pounds In Thnn ill liny by Tnkiiiir " ; ' Taiilnc vWllllmu Carrlck. for ninny yenrti resident of Tncomii. VnnhliiKlon, In now cltUon of lliinlnr, Missouri. Whllo onrouto to hU future homo In Hunter, recently, Mr. Ciirrlek called of tho Owl Droit Store In Kauiufa City, purchased iwo bottles of Tunlnc uud Hindu statement regarding his ex piirlenro with Iho nioillcliio Hint will hp of Intercut to nil mirroring people. ; "I hov novor min anything," mild Mr. Cnrrlck, "noil llko Tnnlnc In mill Init out on Iho 1'ncirla connt, nruiind whi-ro I llvod. A frhmd of mlno uc tunlly wont aoronty-flvo mllo on (lay to not n Uottlo and ktiowlutt whnt I (to about It now, 1 liollovo 1 would do. Iho minio thliiK, rnthnr thnn bo without It. Whon I first atnriod t"k iiiK It I had llttla Idiin It would do mo any ood, but -when I loll you I linfo gnlaod alxtoon pountln In Ioah thnn thirty duyii ami am nblo to work for t ho firnt tlmo In iiioiitlm, you van iimlorHttind why I talk llko I do ii-lioiit II.;'--' . , "Soinotlilnn llko a ynnr Iiro my np Pdlllo wnnt liauk on mo nnd my utorn nnli not In nucli a bad fix -that nolli tnit I would oat nooniod to do mo any Kood. My food would nnur soon after tn en In nnd koop mn belrlilnn up Hour Kan for hours. I mirrored torrlblo pnln about my elomnch ull the tlmo nnd at Unos I would turn no drnthly Nick. Hint I -could hardly rotnln n thliiR 1 -had. ontan. , I dropped oft twiuity-sovon pountln In wolKht and hardly, had atronKlh lo hiIho my hnnda, and won so norvnus for al inml nix wookn that 1 hardly nlopt nt ull. -.J flimlly got down tint on my hiiOk'lii 'bod couldn't Inko a hit of iintirlnhmont except a lllila ml lic it ml for five wookn I thought Hiiro Would novor pull through. "I -wna ntnpplng -with my nnphow In Tacomn tit thin tlmo, and as ho hud noun Tnnlnn rocommondptl no highly-ho wont down nnd got a bottle for mo. Woll, nlr, by tho tlmo I fln Itihod my first liottlo I wns on my fool and fqollng llko n ctlf foront num. My appotlto picked up right away nnd I iuioii Rot no I couldn't got onoiigh tn on), nnd over nlnpn I f Inlnli my soc on el hottlo t havo boon fooling strong and flno us you plcnHO. Tho sour iionn, gnu nnd pain 1i(ih ort 'iriy atom nch ontlroly and nothing Is bnvrbd from my dlot. It wns about tho closo of spring whon Tanlno strtilghtonod mp tp And J worked ovory duy thlii imminer, ut my trndo us .cnrpanlor, n,ml hu,yo tolt flno all tho tlmo. , J don't bellovo I ovor onjoyod hottor lioalth thnn I do now. I have pnr soniilly toeommonded Tnnlnc to hun drndti of pooplo nnd no 1 was panning through hero today, I ntoppotl In to got two unities to carry down to Hun tor with mn, bceuiiHO 1 don't wiiit to bo without 1U' , v . ! 'Tanlno Is sold In Modfofd b'Wont Pldn I'liiirinncy, In Hold 11111 by M, U. pnwors, In Contrnl Point by Miss M. ' A. Moo, lu Ashlupd by . J. McKnlr. ' ....... i '" . Adv, EL millcc. v.illt Clminiuiii (Vlvnr of tin li'ili'hil It'iulo I'Diiiiiilhuion coiilliiuiiiv teditnoiiv Iii-uiui bi'l'iiiu llm hiilijiiVH. Iti'lM'i'-.eiiliillvim of Hut mfkvrn nvt to bn lient-il Jnnuiii'v II, iu nnd Jl. uud livclocl men .Iiiiiiiiii v 17 uud 18, f TPPAY S MARKETS r .'oi'tliind lletyrk , I'nttTI.A'NIi. o,,,,, . 1 1 1 1 1 o-.(''iiiili. "truniii reeeiniM notic. HloorH. Mrtrfii-. l'-'.'ill( l.'l..O ; u ehoiee, 1 l.i'il) fit l'J. fill : tiKMliiiui to C'liml. lfl(l,r,ll(a ll.oU: lair to iiiettiiiiiL !). ,'(( 1, M) ; coDiiiinii lo fiiir, M.llnll.bU: rtiWh uiul licil'ei-M, t-lmii'v li.,'i(l ly.oll; jueiliiliii to tooil, tr-H..1liil..MI: fnir (i ilium, 7.I10 H.tlll- eiinuiT-. W.lhldi ri.tih: hulr.. trlUiWu H.otl ; (uli'vM. ijill.HIKie I'i.M); Mturkorh'niiil IVi'dcrM, 7.llllto 9AM. IIuih, ftiuier- rvi'i'iiilH Hour, 1'rinn: mixed, l7.l)Hui l7.Uii mrdiuui mixed. IU.ill;17.UU; rottuh hiMivien, (tl.'i.tlU' 1(1.00; nivk, l-i.0O irJ.-; hulk of KIlll'K, I7.IMI, Hlii'i'ii Htron: reeeiniM noiio. Vriiiiv IniiiliM. 1 2.0(1 l.'l.OO : fair to modiiiiii. il.00t 11,00; vfiirliniw. lO.OOtd ll.f0: vlitliei-M, UIMHIlu 10.0U: mvt'. iftl.(l(i( H.0O. Illltler IHHI'n.ANIl. Ore.. Jim. 2. Under linn, t'ilv crennierv nrintK. I'XIiiih. box bit-, 0,'ie; eiirlniiK, (Hie: be If boxen, i:, iimri': Whh limn hull Iioxch. Iv liioro. Htivinir uiier butter lot. voiiiiirr, 07 : eubo oxtniM. II'J. Kuan mill Voilltry I'OIITI.ANI). On:. Jnit, 2,-Kiv. btiviliff uriec, (l.'ic: Kellinu' nriei'.(eiillil led. IIH' 70: eleeli'd ruiullrd ill enr ton. 1 le. ' lleiiM, yrtfii riOr ; Niritiierx, Illlc rouNtern, yOe: turkey. lrOHi'd. ui. l!0(ii 'J.1 : UuekH. ;i(le UutH, no hid: eoni. ilo.',0 bid. ! obi 10c: New Votir wan 11 tynietil lioliihiv. on rx')iui!t(i oliirvcd uiori- tJiiiu tho ( 'liriK'.nuiH evj-iit. Htoiiw nnd luinl. tti'ro i'IohimI mid I'von noriual poupli; eouldn't bay n thrift vtiituu ut the tiiiKtoUieo. i't Ihouulilfullv llic I'lith roitniM in Klkn lennilo Were thrown open dtirintr llio tifteruoun to iinnv itteo. in luiifurm uud Iho litteli htliliL." whh nut ill wuv Of hosnitnble privilitoH I'xlendeil in tho hiinerli' oiiiirters io .the holdiej- bovx. At the Medmdinl I'lmrell Iho '.iiworlll longuo iitixiliurv hold tlio iMiHtomnrv watch niuht nervu;i, bcuiiiuiiii: ut oVIock 011 Xow Yimr'n eve. rofri'shuieiitH he. ilu: iiorvMl dtiriutr the wnlehful wnit itiL' iwriod, , , 'J'ho reiiiniiix of Cnnl. Ivim Aiuilw U'uto. who iliid lnxt .Siiturilnv tit the ranult of btirn.i. were token un Mow dnv to Kliimuth KiiIIk for burial. The dnci-iiHPd li'nven n wife and three ehildroii. The koh Morev, is in Mex ico. The iliiuuhterM n re Mis. , Kmil I'oil of Axhlntid and Mrx. V. O. Smith of Kiuiuatli I'iiIN. Chut. Aimlugiite was n pioneer in nil (lint, the term im-plie-, nnd hix inline wuii nviioiiviuoiik with lending ntlriliiitet iiertaining to n (ttorlintr ehnnu'ter and ideal ritir.en shiii, IliK lirotbern Kttrvivinc 11 re Jexse, Oliver and I.m-iun. ull of whom, like the doeeiiMed. wore Inrgolv identi fied .Willi tlio mist history of South erii'Oretrnn. 11m two wiHtors nru Mrx. II, II, Siirgent, of Jni'ksonvillti. und MM. M. I.. All'ord. of Meilfonl. Frniik KerreinniiH of Portland, former resident, nnd who Wits at one tiltiu eleik in the, shoo deutirtmeut of Kn,iUrs r.toro .when that iwlublisbineiit wn over on tho west side, bus re cently hud 11 pleasing experience in connection with recocni'-iiitf n lleluiim vetonili on the streets of the metropo lis, who turned out ' he Frank's hrollier-iii-lnw. Albert Janssens, from Antworn, who luid been' invalided from (ho trmiuporlntion noiviro in the Hnl piiin nrmv and hnd emno to 4Jiis 001111 trv to reetiDorntc. Joiisseiis weiirn a privilege btitton, tho direct, gift Iron) King Albert. In duo senson be plutis to return lo Antworp and locnte Ins ivtireuts ami other relatives, who were si'Mtlered incident to Iho ravaging ol Heluiiim bv Iho Huns. On Uoccuilier 'JO, 11 1 the home of the bride's purents. Mr. and Mrs. v.. K. Miller, one.urred tlu'. iparriiige of Iheir diiiighti'r. Kttii. to rldwnrd Xcl son. of Sebiislonol, t'lilif., -who is en gaged in thu friiilraising industry iu Hint locality. The homo of Hie hewlv weds will he ut Sehustoiiul. whore the Tf'Millor I'nmilv resided. J D..1..1: 1 c; 1., ..cm..., n.,,. 1,171111 1, V- Hull J 1 tiiKiin ,i, -i, trudo Hieks Snoed were shoeked to lenrn uf her deiilh, which oeourred at Auburn, . Wash., enrlv in tho week niter a brief illness, inasmuch ns her parents received greetings from then daughter, written on Christinas l)av. Hcsidcs her liusbiind and vnung son. she leaves her pnrents, Mr. nnd Mrs, IJ. II, 1 licks of, this eitv, two brothers Hnd 0110 sislor. Interment won nt Auburn. SI10 wns Jinarlv 2(1 venrs of usgo und was 11 niitive of Ashlnnd Mer luisbnnd is 0. If.' Snoiul, olee- trinian, .formerly heiiti' here, und who for soinefune past has been m govern inent oniplovintnil nt .northern iinval iienlors. As Oerlriide Hicks sho will lie remembered hv a ho:-.t of friends who have haimv reeolloelions ol her ireninl disposition nnd (dierry friend liness. ' The coldest snup of the season rec inleretl n ileuipcrnture of from .14 to 10 decrees above tin Tucsdnv morn ing, Willi the opening of schools on Mondnv inorniiig, iiltendanls nt Jit nipv ljitth ,woj;o con fronted wilh n flood ol, wntors throiiL'hout llio huibl ing, enused hv bnrstine' ivpes, the sernienee of too nuinv silver frosts. Moral: Mint Iho wtiter off tluring winler vneul.ioii. ' ASHLAND AND VICINITY '- jolm L. Ilutvinmii ' well knowu iu Aslilnnd, end who for poind lum past has been uiiinnuer of rmii'lies onci'-. nt.ctl Jiv (lie AlcCloud Uiver l;tm)bol eouipiiuv in t'lililurnin, had a llirilling experience lately which euiiiu near be ing 11 tragedv. His home wun burned und ho lout everything. The fire oc curred during the night of December 2:i. and the fntnilv in CKcupina par eliU and Iwo children wore compell ed to iiiuip from second story win dows. Mrs, lliili'Uiiiii wus severely it); in red uml her husband sprniiied his ankle, 'I'lie bonne jin, eonlunls wore ll I fit 11 1 loss. Hiilemnii is a tiicuiber of lite Moileru .Wondnien' ciiinp here, it il wni in connection with inuuiries euneerniiig his missing l erliilcnle Ihul luiitieuliii'i. eoueerniitg the accident were learned bv Ashhiiid friends, A 111 11 11 1 1 ' k ussCHsed vii In 11 1 ion is be tween two and three million", out of a total of WK7.::i;(.H!M.H7 for the Htnte ut In rue. Last vein- the state figures were l)aH.(IU.Vi70.H(l. nil in- creuse for I'.HH of nearly 00.OUO.UOO ui round iiuiiibers, The Stele Teachers ussoc iiilion. lliioiiL'li ils council recently meeting in i'orlhmd. recommended that the miui- U111111 wage of teachers in Oregon should pot he less tliiui 7,'i per month, iith the passing of the old veur. 11 new si met ure rose us bv iiiuuie on the corner near the intersection of Hast Muin street and I'loncer avenue, "How firm a foundation'' uus secured bv blastiutr ilecomposed griiuile in that loenlitv. which is on eliuililc one etiite near the first, Nutioiui Wmnk. 011 the Harttrove lot's which years ne were exeiivaled prcliininnrv to the erection of 11 large business block, u structure whiub never advanced be- vond the blue-print singe. The lo cution is one j the finest and most ueccshible in town. The new building will he un aiitoinobilu scrvicu slntioii, the erect Ion of whj'h is the result of un organized movement mining ear owners here who liuve lined up on a club basis, uud ure supposed throuuh this agetii'V to derive the benefits which Mich all ill flliiiliun implied. In electing Miss Gertrude llicdc us city recorder. Ashland set the pace which other towns to the north ure following in rotation. On Jan. 1, 1010. Mi-s .Mn i v Huswell ussiiiued the duties of eitv treasurer of .Medforu. and recently the eitv council of Ku geue appointed Miss Grace Slovens as eilv recorder of (hut berg lo fill n vueiincv, It's now up lo Grant.) I'ass to elect 11 lndv iniivor. und Hose- burg u ludv chief of police. Arniv news us affecting this vi cinity chronicles the return here of Dr. A. Vt. Hoslongh. of the medical corps, on furlough. Dr. Gordon Mnc- C'racken bus also returned nnd will resume practice here. 'Gene t'anien ter is home on furlough front C'ump Lewis. Lieut. Milliird Griihh. For tress Monroe; Don Lowe. Fort Stev ens, uiul Hurold Merrill, Fort Winfield Seoll, nre back again either on fur lough or have been mustered out. From Ttileul 11 ml vicinity tho home coming" soldiers and sailors of lute include Kverett lleeson. Howard Frame und Kverett llailev. Kphruini 1!. liidnsby. a unlive of In diana.. 7v eurs of nge. died at tile nenil services were held on Wednes day at Stpck's parlors, interment in Mt. View ..comotorv. The deceased was it eivil war veturan. The Iimiilv havo heeii residents of this vicinity hut n few' Inonths. Soldiers' letters, "ritten sometime .-Tho' DIE? : Owing antlRfter The C!d Reliable Hound Package I' VG'NcTRAVtltHS ilSWlfefegl Toasted ( 'J 1 1. mm Your since, iudicnlcil Hie (l.'illi uml h'tllli rcgimeiils werc'iiliollt lo leave France l or home, nnd slvenil of I lie Ashland hoys hud 11 prophetic vieion that thev miglil arrive here bv New Year's duv. IDE Ml'. Fred (.'hiiuiplin went up to Med lord Mondnv for u few duvs' vin it nt that place, 1 : Mr. uud Mrs, F.K. Witld redirned lo Medford Snndtiv. haying utteuded the Iliverside ('hristniiis parly on Sut iirdnv night.' Mr. und Mrs, Tom Fierce of (front's Fuss' were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs, 1, II, l'Orter and nllemlcd lliu purlv ut the club house Saturday evening. Mi? Florence Allen i-uinc down from Ashhind Friday uud was a guest of Mr. und Mrs. G. '. Alden. retuniiiig lo he'r home Tuesduv. Herbert Mathews went to I'ljocnix the first of the week for u lew days' visit with old frienils. Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. 1), Jones entertain ed tit dinner .Sunday. Miss Florence Allen end Mr. und Mrs. 1. II. Klead and children spent Christinas day at thu Del Itio. guests of Mr; and Mrs. ('. II. Jtovd. Trot Striker left Siitiirduv evening for Portland, where iirrnimcnicnts hud been malic for him to enter ihe hos pital. It is expected that he will be u'.vuy ubout JO duvs and will have lo wear liis limb iu 11 cast for many weeks. Ilert: Pratt, who was discharged from the nuvy. returned to to his home from Ilremerton the last of the week. He left almost iiiimediulely for 11 short visit 111 lirntu s j'uss. Mrs. M. Jucobs and son George en tertiiincd nt dinner Sunday evenim Mr. nnd Mrs. II. 1). Jones, Mr. and Mrs. G. U. Aiden and Miss Florence Allen. Miss Margaret McOuistiun, who bus been teuehing near Medford he gall teaching Mouilnv iu Fool's Creek district. , Mrs. Abbie Chnmplin received a enr loud of hoie-ehold goods the first of the week from her old home in Chi eauu. Mrs. W. II. Striker is enjoving a visit from her oldest son. Walter Prult, of Saskatchewan. Mr. and Mrs. Prutt nnd children arrived Christmas momiug nnd eipeel to re main until time for spring work in Cuuudu. The first meeting in the New Yenr lo sew for the Hed Cross will be with Mrs. L'ose Guv, Friduv. Januarv 3. Mr. uiul Mrs. Charles Wuhl had n very pleasant home Blithering Christ ians dnv'vheii Ihev entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wuhl mid Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Chnmplin nid family. Mr. nnd Mrs. FreiJ W11J1I iup down from Medford Christinas eve and brought a ver substantial gift in-the wuv of 11 young pig. which "daddy" found in his pen next morning. The Christinas pnrtv Saturdav cvenine: ut the elnh house was n verv pleasant affair, there beine about 40 in altendaiiee. The Christmns tree was electric lidilcd (mil ut the proper timo wns found to hold eifts-for ev erv one. It lieing the twentieth wen ding niiiiiversiirv of Mr. und Mrs. Georee It, Alden they were nresent- 7 alted Milk Very Nutritions, BJigestibte Tho REAL ' Food-Drink, inslantlY prepared". Madobythe ORIGINAL Ilorlick process and from carefully selected materials. Used successfully : over V4 century. Endorsed by physicians everywhere. andget HorlSck'S The Orinal Thus Avoiding Imitations GKeese Here's a 6sh that Snow Flakes I are particularly adapted to. Spread grated cheese on each Snow flake Soda.toast in a quick oven. The result ,is an appetizing, satisfying lunch. You should try this. 1 s Don't ask for. crackers, say Snow Flakes, '"' ;- ' , -. .j-,.-,- grocer can supply you. . ;i'!:sS:-iiii!ViS,:i;Ss!!? ',- A" l. si ' ' d with a liiiiidsom set. of hand puiiifed litis and sutieers from Ihe coutmuuily. .Miiieiierile Porter uud Mcrritt Hiltlc pleuscil the whole eomiiauv with their Christinas recitations and Mr. Herbert Muthews gave a verv inter esting talk on his citinii experiences nt Camps Lewi and Leon Springs, Tex. Dancing was enioved and a de licious lunch was served nt midnight. Mr. Purdue jof. the ('fiaparrul dis trict went to town Monday to trade. Iiube Moore uud Kills Chirk were out to J. W. Scott's ranch this weejc gathering up cuttle to take to un-: other pasture. Mr. und Mrs. J. P.riscde from ncur Medford were oi.l to Itcagle Tuesday to visit with Mrs. I'li.-'eoe's mother. Mr. Hill Cotteicll was a caller on W. C. Chupim'ii (ins week. Mr. Snider tfc:' dnirvman of Sled- ford, wits out iu the Antioch district Tuesduv bunting up cattle he hud pastured in the soring and several strnved from the n.i.-.'.tire, - Mr. Jesse Gin - traded his cattle for some Inore sheep. Mr. Jlerf Churmunn und fuinilvl inoved trien the foi.ihill randi Mon dnv and arc staving with his sister and home lolks lor awhile. Mr. L. 1!. lirown of Medford irun out this week 'to his Anlioeh ranch helping to run his Irnetor. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. l'l-obni Court ' C. V.Uecler. c-tnte. Proof of pub lication of final nolice. George W. Stephenson, estate. Proof of public.-.tioii of iinnl noice. Jackson County P.uilding and Loan Association. Articles of incor poration. r.erthu llonore Palmer, estate. Ad milted to probate. Sidney It French, estate. Admit ted lo probute. Circuit Court ' II. L. White vs. Citv of Asldand et ol. Findings of Fuel.' Decree. V. S. liiirntim vs. Southern Oregon CHICHESTER SPILLS W.- . THE DIAMOND IHULXD. j -r-bcrr- 11 o u All rm 0V FUU la Atti UoU rtinicV V-x-;. se&kl RUTa. UlAiiOAD 11IUND IJLX1, for M SOLD bt liRUWSTS EVtRyVKiERE DRIVE ATOJEADACHE Rub Musterole on Forehead , and Temples - A headache remedy without the dan cers of "headache medicine.'' Relieves P i that mlcarahlr, filing from colds or congestion. And it acts at once! Musterole is a cican, ""'"'"-"s made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Used only externally, and in no way can it affect stomacn ana aean, ou" in ternal medicines do. Excellent for sore throat; bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, con. cestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, Su pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds ot the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). ' 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50 Advertising Rates Classified Ono cent k word. " Locals Ten cents a lino. Legal Five cents a lino. .' Display 25 cents an inch." Contract rates on application. HELP W AST El l 3IAUS. WAXTE1) Married man for general ranch. Jas'.. Campbell, phone 311-lt. 242 WAITED Primers. Anply V. S: Labor. Bureau. Front Street. 2 44 WANTKTl ItM.'KLI.ANKOCB WANTED To '. Phono 86-H. buy a light beef. 240 WAXTED-To rent small ranch with water.-!. .Central Point. Ore.; Box 27,'R. 2. ' - 241 WAXTED R. H. Toft will buy your partly .paid Liberty Bond contracts. WANTED Houses to more, ulld. repair or wreck. Phone 488-M or K-X.S . WANTED R.-H. Tott buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loans on any old thing. FOR REST MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT Undorwood typowrltor. Call 929-W. 243 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Pigs $4.00 each. Dried prunes. Phone R13-R. 241 FOR SALE About twenty, head of stock cattle. Jas. Campbell, 240 FOR SALE Heavy work toam or will exchange for Ford touring car - or truck, Jas. Campbell, phono 33.1,-11. . . ; 240 F Traction company.' Petition nnd no tice. Order. Answer, Maggie K. Gray vs. Ificiuird W. Gray. Default. Findings of fuct. Decree. II. H. ilristow vs. Neely & Young et al. Cost bill. , Ivy Daoner vs. Clinton Dunner. Di vorce. Dank of Grcsbam vs. C. F. Walt- ninn. rormoncv. Medford Nutionul Jiank vs. Clar ence Wheeler. Dismissed. Melvin Stevens vs. John M. Hood ct nl. Foreclosure. ! Sarah K, J'titterson vs. Oil v of Ash land et 11I. Findings of fact and con clusion of law. Jl, 0. Closterman vs. Jf. S. Johnson ef al. Affidavit. Default decree. Cost hill. Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured hr local KbOUcftUoni. tl,v ccn&ot Eob th dUeasc'l portion 61 th emr. Ther U oalr ona war to our catarrhal aaafncai, ar.c that la br a .constitutional rcmatly. catarrhal Liflarnaa 11 cauaed or an nam4 condition of the mucoua Unlnc of in buaiacnian xuo. vv nan una iuu u tnfUurted you bava a rumbllna aound or Im- otrfect hearlna. and when 11 la antlrclv cloacd, Deafneaa la tha rcaule. Vnteaa tho inflammation cun b rcducad and tlila tubo rmord to lla normal condition, hearing rlll ba daatroyad foraver. Many cast of daalncaa ar cauad by catarrh, which la an Inflamed condition of tha mucoua sur facca.' Haifa CaOjrrh 'Medicine acta thru the blood on the niucoua aurlacea of the yfltetn. ' We will give One Hundred Dollars for soy case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be curea oy uaiis uatarrn Meciclne. cir culars free. All Drugs-lets, 7Sc F. . CHENEY CO, Toledo. O. NERVOUS ENERGY life's momentum, depends upon a well-nourished body. When strensth is deoleted and the body lacking in essential nourishment, fnc nerves are the first to suiter. SC0TTS EMULSION simon-pure in substance, rich in tonic , qualities, nourishes the Whole body and strengthens and Steadies the nerves. Wherever the sua shines, Sootfs is the recognized standard tonic-food and conserver of strength. Scott a Bowne. BloomieM . N . J. 18-17 FOB BALE MWCEliLASTEOCa FOR SA1.K-402-W. -Corn and barley. Phone 244 FOR SALE Some fancy White Leg horn cockerels. You can see a sample at the poultry show. An early selection Is always desirable. ' Get the best for eggs aud winnings. J. O. Isaacson, Central Point. 240 FOR SALE At distributor's cost, IVi-ton Truxtln truck attachment; can be attached to any make of car; now at Southern Pacific freight depot, Medford. Western Auto Co., 506-7 Henry Building, Portland, Ore. 242 FOR SALE Baled grain hay quality. Jas. Campbell. good 240 FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. You need heavy layers. They eat no mors than the -poor layers. My hens are heavy layers of good sized eggs, and eggs are money. Made S3. 54 profit per hen 191$ under average farm care. Get a start with the right kind and watch them pay the grocery bill. Book ing orders now for hatching eggs and -baby chicks- from my grand - White Leghorns, one-half and three-quarters O. A. C. Big hens that lay eggs and pay big profits. Eggs 10c. and every egg guaran teed fertile. Chicks 20c. E. H. Westerfteld. Medford, R. 4. . 263 FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, straw. Phone 8C9-M. barley 242 FOR SALE Mexican Red beans at Japanese Art Store. 34 FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorn . cockerels, Tancred strain. R. V. Crura, three miles northeast Med ford. . 242 FOR SALE Popcorn. Phone 452-W. 240 FOR SALE ;Good second hand Faultless stump puller. Hubbard - Hrna. . r FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster, superphosphate. Ralph -Waldo El den, Russ Mill. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Phone S42-R, evenings. FOR SALE Corn at the Clancy ranch, 24 FOR SALE Fine quality haled hay 125.00 per ton. Modoc Orchard, Phone .Central .. Point at meal hours. FOR EXCHANGE. T.O TRADE Two Portland lots, one acre tract, also will take part trade . on a $8o00 ranch. What have you? . Box 143. Riddle Oro. 240 LAND--A Home This Week , Only FOR SALE This ,week only. Land a homo. Will sell my $10,000 .. equity in one ot Ihe -beat placos in Jackson county for $3500. Irri gated, woll improved; alfalfa, 'clo ver, garden land and pears. No better land In Jackson county. The ' pay streak has been struck. I have three other places and must sacrifice something to straighten out my affairs. I believe I am selling the best place ever offered tn Jackson county for the money. If you want land and a home boo this, now. Desirable in overy .way. Lot mo show you. Soo this, save $7500. Just half price Ono wock : only. Phone 784-L or see ownor, 20 North Poach. . . - 240 I 6 Beix-ans rKaSureRei.cf RELL-AM!!-" Basw FOR INDJGEETiO'M LOST Oiunionil 'and platinum lmr pin, snppblro In cantor, ant with small diamonds, in front of Mod ford Hotel or between Holol and Vallby Oitruge. Itotutn lo Medinrd Hptol desk. P.ewanl o."0. -tt MOXKY TO f)AX MONKY TO LOAX on good null -estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No. 81 North Orape. Phono M7-J. tt Attorneys POUTER J. NEFF, Attornoy-nt-law, -rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. Reamcs, Lawyer, Oarnett ' Corey Building. Auto Snpplles LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. VI are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold bmlor writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned ;up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons for. good service. . Phone 351-Y. J. 7. Allen. Expert Accountant WELSOX .AUDITING CO. E. M. Wllson.'C. P. A. Attention given to anything in Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look into our simplified accounting method. M. F. & H.' Building, Medford. Phone 157-R. Farm Loans AMORTIZATION PLAX 5 to 40 years 5hi Money ready when land Is appraised and title ap proved. E. H. Hurd, secy.-treaa.. National Farm Loan Associations, Gamett-Corey Bldg., Medford. 263 Instruction in Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Halght Musio Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 72. Piano Tuning G. W. CROSS 603 West Second street. Phone 309 or 3. Piano tnner and repairer. Endorsed by the leading musical people of southern Oregon. 264 Planing Mill THOMAS . MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. Physicians and Surgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Gamett-Corey build--ing. Phono 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and - surgeon. Practice limited to eye, . ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. Bldg. Phone 567. DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MALv'S CARLOW . OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. ' Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. Printers nnd Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. hns the best equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir St. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone , 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed. A CHANCE To Own a Home in Medford A strictly modern 5-room cottage with screened porch es, cement walk, garage and driveway, chicken house and Jot, and close in, everything paid up, a clear title and a bargain. We liaye several splendid values to Uer you at this time. Brown & White Real Estate and Insurance, 10 So. Fir St. Medford. Oreuon INTERC'RIlAN AUTOCAR CO. . ; - Tlmo Card. . While "flu" ban is on cars will run between MedforiJ and Ashland as fol lows: ,'.: ',. ". , . Leave.Modford for Ashland dally at 8:00 a. m. (except Sunday), and at 10 a. m., 1:00 p. m. and 4:00 p. hi. ; Leave Ashland fpr Medford dally at 9:00 a. m. (except Sunday) and at J. 1 : 3 0 a. in., 2:00 p. m. uud 5:15 p. m, t